Question

1. which two branches of the united states government do not create laws themselves but have the power to nullify laws through various means?

o executive and judicial

o senate and judicial

o congress and executive

o congress and senate

Explanation:

In the U.S. government, the legislative branch (Congress which includes the Senate) creates laws. The executive branch can veto laws (a form of null - ifying in a way) and the judicial branch can declare laws unconstitutional. So the two branches that don't create laws but can nullify them are the executive and judicial branches.

Answer:

A. executive and judicial